New Film, Book Bring Spotlight to Shaka’s Case and Politics
While Shaka was on lockdown, more people in more countries were encountering his words than ever before.
While Shaka was on lockdown, more people in more countries were encountering his words than ever before.
Now scheduling screenings of our new documentary with a panel of organizers and filmmakers.
This documentary is about more than just one man’s struggle for freedom; it’s a call to action for justice for all.
The New Afrikan Political Prisoner will join the ranks of Dolores Huerta and Harry Belafonte.
Shaka’s first public update in months addresses many things, including the spontaneous mass movements taking place right now.
Come out to recognize Martyrs Day with the New Afrikan Freedom Campaign!
Just a 3-hour drive from Shaka’s hometown, the Muncie Liberation Studio will screen the new documentary.
A panel discussion about the struggle to free Shaka A. Shakur, the New Afrikan nation, and all oppressed people.
Shaka’s new documentary and book shows the fight isn’t over, but that doesn’t mean we can’t finish it soon.